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HOST APPLICATION FORM

This WWOOF Japan Host Application Form is for people who want to register as Hosts in Japan.
Only those parts marked with are compulsory, however, as this form will be your Host listing that WWOOFers will read, it will be beneficial to you to answer all questions.

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PUBLIC INFORMATIONThe answers you provide in this section will be visible to all visitors to the website, both registered members and unregistered guests as well.

Region in which you are located:

Prefecture in which you are located:

City / town / village in which you are located (in Japanese):

City / town / village in which you are located (in ROMAJI):

Host Details:

Type of Host:

Vegetable farm

Rice farm

Grain farm

General farm (grow various kinds of plants)

Orchard

Flower farm

Pig farm

Poultry farm

Apiary

Dairy farm

Raising cattle for beef

Horse stud

Vegetable gardens

Fishery

Forestry

Charcoal producer

Salt producer

Arts and crafts studio

Dyeing studio

Pottery studio

Building studio

Nature guide

Sports instructor

Outdoor sports

Nature school

Homeschooling place

Temple style cram school

Infant minding place

Place for physically disabled persons

Place for intellectually disabled persons

Language school

Music school

Education center

Ecotourism

Sightseeing business

Mini hotel or pension

Farm inn, Backpackers lodge, etc.

Camping place

Farm restaurant, Farm cafe

Restaurant

Farm foods product processing place

Meat processing place

A baker

A sweets producer

Alcohol producer

Natural foods shop

Eco goods sales, Natural goods shop

Gallery

Natural therapies place

Place for Yoga

Martial arts place

Center for the environment

Welfare center

Other

If you selected Other as Type of Host, please give details (JAPANESE):

If you selected Other as Type of Host, please give details (ENGLISH):

ACTIVITIES:

Activities that the Host often does at their place, and things that are often available in the area surrounding the Host that WWOOFers might be able to learn about and experience.

Note, the availability of these activities and experiences may depend on circumstances, the time of year, the season, etc.

ACTIVITIES:

Knowledge of general farming

General organic farming

Non agricultural chemical method of farming

Non Chemical fertilizer method of growing foods

Natural farming

Permaculture

Biodynamics

Aigamo method (Duck method)

EM, Effective Microorganisms

Sustainable farming

Dairy farming on hillsides

Diversified farming with some livestock (rotating livestock and crops to produce sustainability)

CSA, Community Supported Agriculture

Alternate electron farming method

Companion plants

Small scale, large variety farming

Rice farming

Vegetable farming

Apple orchard

Peach orchard

Pear orchard

Kaki (persimmon) orchard

Grape orchard

Citrus orchard

Berry orchard

Tropical fruits orchard

Other Orchard

Herb growing

Flower farming

Tobacco farming

Keeping pigs in open pasture

Keeping cows in open pasture

Keeping horses in open pasture

Keeping free range chickens

Producing honey

Production of non genetically modified foods

Bio

Eco farming

A farm for tourism

Living self sufficiently

Holding courses for people to experience farming

Courses / lectures about farming

Tips about running a farm

Using your own seeds

Producing mokusaku liquid (charcoal liquid)

Worm compost

Biogas

Solar power

Using wind to generate power

Electric cars

Using no electrical appliances

Using no gas to heat and cook

Using well water

Composting toilet

Planting trees in the forest

Making mountain paths

Eco tourism

Forestry and the use of timber

Fishery

Peace in the world

Anti nuclear power

Supporting handicapped people

International support

Opportunities to study Japanese

Opportunities to study English

Opportunities to study languages other than Japanese and English

An educational environment

Lectures or classes for learning about nature

Environmental education

Food & farming education

Infant and child minding

Lifestyle in a temple

Music concerts

Playing musical instruments

Lectures

Picking up garbage

Outdoor skills

Commune

Camping

Hand made houses

Log houses

Thatched roof houses

Straw bale houses

Hand made goods

Hand made soaps and creams

Slow food

Eating brown rice & vegetables

Macrobiotics

Making jam

Producing salt

Producing Miso

Producing Soya sauce

Making Japanese pickles

Producing cheese

Making bread

Making bread using natural yeast

Making ham and sausages

Slaughtering chickens for meat for human consumption

Producing processed food

Producing Soba (buck wheat noodles)

Making Soba noodles

Making Udon noodles

Making Japanese rice wine (sake)

Making wine

Brewing beer

Traditional local Japanese cooking

How to cook generally

Cooking classes

Roadside store selling food directly to the public

Selling eco goods

Producing eco goods

Selling natural food

Producing charcoal

Food care

Kiko exercise

Holistic remedies

Chiropractic

Homeopathy

Flower essence

Aroma therapy

Acupuncture and Moxibustion

Shiatsu, Acupressure, massage

Apiary therapy

Dancing therapy

Dogs to aid disabled people

Yoga

Zen

Fasting

Steiner method

Learning to read using the Steiner method

Eurythomie

Reiki

Making wooden things

Building houses, fixing houses

Making pottery

Dyeing cloth

Weaving

Making vine baskets

Making seasonable ornaments

Publishing books

Radio DJ

Canoeing, Kayaking

Snowboarding

Skiing

Riding a mountain bike

Aikido (Japanese art of self defense)

Tai Chi

Judo

Kendo

Karate

Shorinji Kempo

Martial arts

Tea ceremony

Flower arrangement

Japanese calligraphy

Ainu culture

Ainu language

Playing music with local people

Playing local folk music

Playing Japanese traditional music

Playing Western music

Playing Western traditional music

Singing

Karaoke

Rakugo, Japanese traditional comic story telling

Japanese comedian act

Japanese Manga, animation

Computers

Making websites

Traditional Japanese garden design

Walking to enjoy nature

Swimming in the ocean (in season)

Dance

Mountain climbing

Walking in the bush

Bird watching

Fishing

Hot spring

Riding a horse

General Japanese family

Traditional Japanese family

Traditional Japanese family style of 3 or 4 generations living together

The degree to which the Host is organic:

Primary producers please choose from the following:

100% organic

70 to 90% organic

About half organic

One part of our work is organic

At present we are not organic, but we are aiming to be organic in future

None of the above

Not Applicable

About organic certification:

Do you have an organic certification:

YesNoNot Applicable

If you answered YES, what certification do you have?:

About an organic, alternative, or insightful approach to life:

To what extent do you feel you are living an organic lifestyle in terms of your values, aspirations, ways of thinking, and the like:

We are alternative people, and live an organic mentality

We have an organic attitude of sorts, but we do not go out of our way to be organic or alternative, rather, we do what suits us at the time

We are a typical household

We do not consider issues in terms of whether they are organic, alternative, etc.

Concrete examples of your lifestyle as indicated above:

For example: we do our best to minimize the garbage we produce, we do not eat at fast food restaurants, we do not watch TV, we volunteer a lot, we do not smoke, we recycle as much as possible, etc.

in Japanese:

in English:

An indication of the normal diet at the Host:

Select items that indicate typical meals at your home (choose all that apply):

We have lots of meat

We have lots of meat and fish

We have lots of fish

General diet including meat and fish

We do not eat meat but we have meals with fish occasionally

We usually eat vegetables and rice but we have meat and fish if we are given it

Macrobiotics food

We do not use eggs or dairy products

We put great effort into how to cook and what to eat

We cook mainly Japanese meals

We cook various international meals

We sometimes cook Asian types of food

We sometimes cook Western types of food

We always cook Western types of food

Meal time are irregular

Two big meals a day

Our own grown vegetables generally

We always cook homemade meals

We usually cook homemade meals

We never eat pre-made foods from supermakets and department stores

We may eat pre-made foods from supermakets and department stores

We never buy obento (lunch boxes) at convenience stores and supermarkets

We may buy obento (lunch boxes) at convenience stores and supermarkets

We never eat fast food such as Macdonald and KFC, etc.

We may eat fast food such as Macdonald and KFC, etc.

Does the Host smoke?:

YesYes, at a designated locationNo, nobody smokes

Does the Host drink or can WWOOFers drink?:

We drink and if WWOOFers like drinking, we may have opportunities to drink sometimes

When we have a party or an event, we might drink with WWOOFers but these occasions are not so often

We do not drink much. If WWOOFers want to drink, they can bring their own drink but it has to be a little amount and of course it must not interfere with WWOOFing

We do not drink much and there will not be an opportunity to drink, therefore do not bring any

We do not drink at all. However if WWOOFers want to drink, they can bring their own drink but it has to be a little amount and of course it must not interfere with WWOOFing

We do not drink at all, there will not be an opportunity to drink so do not bring any

The Atmosphere Of The Area:

Select from the following three answers:

Our home and our workplace are situated at the same place or very close to each other and so the atmosphere stated pertains to both our home and our workplace

Our home and our workplace are situated at different places and the atmosphere stated pertains to our home

Our home and our workplace are situated at different places and the atmosphere stated pertains to our workplace

Please select from the following that most closely matches your situation (you can select more than one):

Rural area

In the mountains

In a tiny village in a mountain area

Farming area

Mixed area of farming and residential houses

Outside the town

In the town

In a shopping district

Near the sea

Near the mountains

In a valley between mountains

On a hill

Near a lake

Near a river

Comparatively lively

Quiet place

Very quiet

On a big street.

On a small street.

WWOOFers can walk here from the nearest public transportation, station / bus stop.

Size of the Host:

within 660 square meters

within 0.5 ha (50 a)

within 1ha (100 a)

within 5 ha

within 10 ha

within 100 ha

over 100 ha

Your Home:

Mark all items that describe your home:

Small house

Typical Japanese size

Large house

A building rather than a house

One story house

Two story house

More than three story

A house that we use both as our home and as a shop, or office, etc.

Thatched roof house

Traditional farm house

Typical farm house

Mud brick house

Straw bale house

Log house

Home made house

typical residential home

Ex-school building

Other

If Other, please give details in Japanese:

If Other, please give details in English:

Average Seasonal Temperature (centigrade):

The average temperature in the daytime (centigrade)

Spring:

Summer:

Autumn:

Winter:

Livestock:

Do you raise livestock:

Yes

No

Chickens for eggs:

How many?:

Chickens for meat:

How many?:

Pigs:

How many?:

Dairy cows:

How many?:

Cattle for meat:

How many?:

Horses:

How many?:

Goats:

How many?:

Sheep:

How many?:

Aigamo Ducks:

How many?:

Other livestock:

Other Livestock (Japanese):

Other Livestock (English):

Pets:

Do you have pets:

YesNo

Dog(s):

How many?:

Cat(s):

How many?:

Other pets:

Other pets (Japanese):

Other pets (English):

When WWOOFers are accepted:

Times of the year that the Host may accept WWOOFers (all that apply):

All year round

Almost all year round

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Duration of Stay:

For how long may WWOOFers stay (all that apply):

One night

A few days

4 ~ 7 days

8 ~ 10 Days

A few weeks

3 ~ 4 weeks

A few weeks to a few months

A few months

More than a few months

6 months to one year

For short stay only

For long stay only

Both short period & long period welcome

The period will be determined depending on our workload

The first 1 to 3 days will be a trial period. If we feel that the WWOOFer is not suited to our place, our work and the people we are, then we ask them to leave.

The first one week will be a trial period. If we feel that the WWOOFer is not suited to our place, our work and the people we are, then we ask them to leave. If we see the WWOOFers are not suitable, we ask them to leave

If WWOOFers want to stay for a long period, after about a one week trial period, we decide if the WWOOFer is suited to our place and whether we will ask him or her to stay longer

How many WWOOFers may be accepted simultaneously:

We welcome one WWOOFer at a time, and a few WWOOFers too can stay with us simultaneously

One only

Up to two

Up to three

Up to four

Up to five

Up to 10

More than 11

Number of WWOOFers per Year:

The number of WWOOFers that this Host can accept per year:

Up to five

5 to 20

20 to 50

More than 50

When two or more WWOOFers are traveling together, the Host prefers:

2 friend WWOOFers of the same gender

2 friend WWOOFers of different gender

A group of friends WWOOFing together

A couple who are WWOOFing together

A wife & husband couple

A wife & husband and their child(ren)

A mother or a father and their child(ren)

Siblings WWOOFing together

Can you accept Children (under 15) with a parent or guardian WWOOFer:

They are very welcomeIt is possibleDepends on the situationIt is not possible

The type of people the Host would like to have as WWOOFers / any special conditions at the Host:

Select all applicable items to indicate preference or special conditions:

No conditions. If we do not have other WWOOFers or other WWOOFer reservations, we welcome all WWOOFers

Any gender

We prefer male WWOOFers, if possible

We prefer female WWOOFers, if possible

Single WWOOFer

Not single WWOOFer

A wife & husband couple, or a couple

WWOOFers with their child(ren)

WWOOFers of any age

Under 20

In their 20s

In their 30s

In their 40s

In their 50s

In their 60s

We prefer Japanese WWOOFers

We prefer WWOOFers who can speak Japanese

We prefer non Japanese WWOOFers

We welcome all nationalities

WWOOFers who have much physical strength

WWOOFers do not need much physical strength but they should be able to do light work

WWOOFers with absolutely no farming experience are welcome

WWOOFers who are planning to be a farmer

WWOOFers who want to learn farming skills

WWOOFers who want to try organic farming

WWOOFers who are interested in farming

WWOOFers who like nature

WWOOFers who are interested in environmental issues

WWOOFers who are interested in living in a rural area

WWOOFers who are interested in food

WWOOFers who can cook

WWOOFers who can cook meals by themselves at the Host

WWOOFers who like housework

WWOOFers who can clean rooms

WWOOFers who can look after children

WWOOFers who like animals

WWOOFers who like outdoor sports

WWOOFers who can understand and deal with handicapped people

WWOOFers who can stand hard work

WWOOFers who can work the same as our trainees and our staff

WWOOFers who can talk to people well and serve our customers and guests well

WWOOFers who can do carpentry work

WWOOFers who can use computers

Active WWOOFers

Cheerful WWOOFers

WWOOFers who like talking to people

Quiet WWOOFers

Funny WWOOFers

WWOOFers who have a happy smile

Honest WWOOFers

Responsible WWOOFers

Independent WWOOFers

WWOOFers who have aspirations

WWOOFers who can be patient

WWOOFers who can be cooperative

WWOOFers who can work alone

WWOOFers who have a strong will to do good work

WWOOFers who can take the initiative to do the necessary work

WWOOFers who can learn things with the Host together

WWOOFers who can get up early in the morning

WWOOFers who have no dislikes about eating and food

WWOOFers who do not dislike insects

WWOOFers who can be fine with humid hot summer

WWOOFers who can drive manual cars

WWOOFers who can drive automatic cars

WWOOFers who can drive manual & automatic cars

WWOOFers who have a will to learn the native language(s)

WWOOFers who are interested in this culture

WWOOFers who like a life not using electricity

Healthy WWOOFers

WWOOFers who do not have any animal allergies

WWOOFers who do not have allergy to eggs

WWOOFers who do not have dust allergy

WWOOFers who do not mind to go to a public bathhouse as we do not have a private bathroom

WWOOFers who are intersted in nature experience or becoming a nature guide rather than farming

WWOOFers who like classical music

WWOOFers who like pop music

WWOOFers who like local folk music

WWOOFers who have done WWOOFing before at different places

Other

Other WWOOFers (Japanese):

Other WWOOFers (English):

Jobs WWOOFers will be expected to do:

Select all tasks that WWOOFers may be asked to do:

General farming

Weeding

Gathering grass

Seeding

Planting seedlings in the ground

Harvesting

Sifting soil

Sprinkling chicken droppings

Wiping eggs

Watering

Planting rice plants

Reaping rice

Threshing

Getting rid of rice husks

Thinning out seedlings

Producing fodder

Maintaining pasture

Managing vegetable / rice fields

Thinning out flowers / small fruits

Chopping wood

Carrying logs

Cultivation of farm land

Feeding livestock

Moving dung

General animal care

Shipping goods

Packing

Supporting deliveries

Maintaining forest in the mountains / bush

Cleaning

Collecting garbage

Supporting environmental activities

Producing charcoal

Supporting camping grounds

Cooking

Washing the dishes

General housework

Looking after children

Helping children study

Making flower gardens

Making a bath using wood for fuel.

Making iron pots

Maintaining tools & equipment

Building houses

Repairing houses

Painting

Helping farm / environmental experience courses

Teaching

Computer work

Helping with office work

Helping with shop work

Meeting / serving guests & customers

Helping attending to customers in a shop

Taking dogs for a walk

Washing

General accommodating work

Collecting info on seeds & recording

Collecting info of local walking lanes

Shoveling snow

Pruning trees

Making herbal products

Helping outdoor sports activities

Processing food

Making bread

Helping to prepare a new shop

Helping at events

Making handicrafts

Repapering paper sliding doors

Supporting handicapped people

Other

Other tasks (Japanese):

Other tasks (English):

Expected Volunteer Hours:

The number of hours WWOOFers will be asked to volunteer at this Host:

Usually 6 hours or less a day

We are trying to give WWOOFers 6 hours a day, however, it may increase or decrease depending on the work

Usually WWOOFers need to volunteer more than 6 hours a day, however, we are balancing that by giving WWOOFers something extra, eg. extra days off

WWOOFers have to volunteer longer hours as the other workers or trainees do. However, we think WWOOFers can learn many things through our work, and so we think it is equal and fair

WWOOFer Accomodations:

Where/how will WWOOFers usually be accommodated (all that apply):

In a room in the house where the Host family live

In a house separate from the main house

In a WWOOFer & worker house (building)

In a room in an office / a shop

In a tent or a teepee

In a trailer (caravan)

In a traditional Japanese Tatami mat room

Using a Japanese futon

Using a bed

In a tiny room

One room for one person

One room for two WWOOFers

One big room for several WWOOFers

Other

Other accomodations (Japanese):

Other accomodations (English):

Who will WWOOFers usually eat with:

With the Host

Usually with the Host

With other WWOOFers, trainees, etc

Normally WWOOFers cook food for themselves using ingredients we give

Normally WWOOFers cook breakfast and dinner for themselves using ingredients we give them. We have lunch together

Normally WWOOFers fix breakfast for themselves using ingredients we give them. We have lunch and dinner together

Other

Other Meal Arrangements (Japanese):

Other Meal Arrangements (English):

Vegetarian Meals:

Can WWOOFers usually choose vegetarian meals:

It is not possible

Depends on the situation

Ask us when contacting us

We can cook for even Vegans

We can cook for WWOOFers who can eat honey, Niboshi for Dashi but cannot eat meat, fish, eggs nor dairy products

We can cook for WWOOFers who can eat eggs and dairy products but cannot eat meat or fish

We can cook for WWOOFers who can eat fish, eggs and dairy products but cannot eat meat

We can cook for WWOOFers who can eat chicken, fish, eggs and dairy products but cannot eat red meat

We can cook for WWOOFers who are really light vegetarians, who can eat chickens, ham & sausages, eggs, dairy products

We give ingredients and WWOOFers cook meals themselves, so they can cook anything they like usually

Smoking Tobacco:

Is smoking permitted:

YesYes, at a designated locationAbsolutely NOT!

Is there a computer available for WWOOFers to use?:

No

Yes, after volunteering time

Yes, but it is limited

Yes, but it costs internet fees and WWOOFers have to pay for it

Can WWOOFers use your internet with their own computers?:

Yes

No

The amount of time that this Host can usually spend communicating with WWOOFers:

At least one of our Host members has much time to communicate with WWOOFers

It depends on the working situation, however, we usually have time to communicate with WWOOFers

If we do not have any language barriers, we have time to communicate with WWOOFers

We are normally busy working and we cannot spend much time with WWOOFers. We want them to find out about things and learn with our staff or visitors or the other WWOOFers

Japanese Language:

Are WWOOFers expected to understand Japanese:

Yes

Yes, to a certain degree.

WWOOFers do not need to speak Japanese now but they have to have a will to learn Japanese

No, WWOOFers do not need to speak Japanese if they speak English

No, WWOOFers do not need to speak Japanese

Languages Spoken:

What languages are spoken at this Host

Japanese:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

English:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Spanish:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Portuguese:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Italian:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

French:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

German:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Russian:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Hebrew:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Polish:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Dutch:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Danish:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Swedish:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Norwegian:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Finnish:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Czech:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Greek:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Persian:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Arabic:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Chinese (Mandarin):

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Chinese (Cantonese):

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Korean:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Thai:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Vietnamese:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Malay:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Hindi:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Tagalog:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Swahili:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

A North American native language:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

An Aboriginal language:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

A Maori language:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

An Ainu language:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Welsh:

Level of fluency:

Elementary levelIntermediate levelAdvanced level

Other Language(s):

Details about other language(s) spoken (Japanese):

Details about other language(s) spoken (English):

Message from the Host:

In addition to the above information, anything you wish to express to WWOOFers viewing your profile

In Japanese:

In English:

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MEMBERS ONLY INFORMATIONThe answers you provide in this section will be visible ONLY to registered members with a valid membership when they have logged into the website by providing their username and password.

People who live or work at the Host:

Check all that apply. Do not include family members that live elsewhere.

Number of male family members:

Number of female family members:

Number of male non-family members:

Number of female non-family members:

Number of children:

Age of youngest or only child:

Age of oldest child:

Member Details:

The person responsible

Spouse or Partner

Parent(s)

Grandparent(s)

Brothers / sisters / other family

Staff

Part time workers

Trainees

Friends

Supporters

Age of the person(s) responsible:

Under 20

In their 20s

In their 30s

In their 40s

In their 50s

In their 60s

In their 70s or older

The country and city or prefecture in which the host was born:

The country and city or prefecture in which the host was born

The person responsible 1:

Born in Japan

Born outside of Japan

If born in Japan, what prefecture:

If born outside of Japan, what country:

The person responsible 2:

Born in Japan

Born outside of Japan

Not Applicable

If born in Japan, what prefecture:

If born outside of Japan, what country:

Previous Work:

Have you always had the same occupation:

Yes I have always had the same occupation

No, I previously did other work

How long have you been practicing your current occupation:

This work has continued for several generations

This work started from my parents generation

I started this work and it has been more than 10 years

I started this work and it has been more than 3 years

I have just started this work

What other occupation(s) have you had:

Forestry worker

Fishing industry worker

Public servant

Teacher

Writer, reporter, journalist

Office worker

Farming

Media related work

Service related work

Building industry

Manufacturing industry

Food and beverages industry

Health and medical work

Politics

Finance

Other

If you chose "Other" please give details in Japanese:

If you chose "Other" please give details in English:

What are your hobbies (in Japanese)?:

What are your hobbies (in English)?:

Has the Host been a WWOOFer before:

NoYes, in JapanYes, outside of Japan

Has the Host stayed or lived outside of Japan?:

Yes, less than 2 weeks

Yes, less than 2 months

Yes, less than one year

Yes, more than one year

If yes, which countries?:

Checking Email:

How often does the Host usually read his or her e-mail:

Almost everyday

Once every 2 ~ 3 days

Once every 4 ~ 5 days

About once a week

Notice to WWOOFers:

Information about the products the Host makes, or information about their events, etc if applicable

In Japanese:

In English:

Things WWOOFers should bring with them besides their WWOOFer Permit, their personal ID such as their passport, and personal things (all that apply):

Nothing special

Work clothes

Work shoes

Rubber boots

Raincoat

Hat

Work gloves

Apron

Warm clothes

Shirts with long sleeves and long pants even in summer

Bath towel

Sheet for their bed (futon)

Pillow case

Sleeping bag

Tent

Torch (flashlight)

Dictionary

Musical instrument (s) if you can play

Swimming suit

Soap, shampoo and toothpaste which do not ruin the environment

Rubber-soled cloth footgear with the big toe separate (Jikatabi)

Thermos bottle

Other things (we will explain when WWOOFers contact us)

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Name of the Host Facility in Japanese characters:

Name of the Host Facility in English alphabet characters:

Name of the person(s) responsible in Japanese characters:

Name of the person(s) responsible in English alphabet characters:

Name of the Contact Person:

Same as Person Responsible above

The person recorded below

Name of the Contact Person in Japanese characters:

Name of the Contact Person in English alphabet characters:

The Address of the Host:

Post Code:

Mailing address in Japanese (starting with Prefecture name):

The rest of the address (in ROMAJI):

Phone:

Fax:

Mobile:

How to Get to Your Place:

Meeting Place:

We cannot come to meet you. Please come directly to our place

We can usually come to meet and pick up WWOOFers as specified below

Train Station:

Name of the station (Japanese):

Name of the station (Romaji):

Name of the line (Japanese):

Name of the line (Romaji):

Name of the train (Japanese):

Name of the train (Romaji):

Bus Station:

Name of the bus station (Japanese):

Name of the bus station (Romaji):

Name of the bus stop (Japanese):

Name of the bus stop (Romaji):

Name of the bus (Japanese):

Name of the bus (Romaji):

Airport:

Name of the airport (Japanese):

Name of the airport (Romaji):

Ferry Terminal:

Name of the ferry terminal (Japanese):

Name of the ferry terminal (Romaji):

Name of the ferry (Japanese):

Name of the ferry (Romaji):

Subway:

Name of the subway station (Japanese):

Name of the subway station (Romaji):

Name of the line (Japanese):

Name of the line (Romaji):

Some Other Location:

Name of other location (Japanese):

Name of other location (Romaji):

Detailed Directions (Japanese):

Detailed Directions (Romaji):

Website address if you have one:

Address of Site:Name of Site:

:-:

PRIVATEThis information is only for you to know and manage. Please keep this information private.

Password:

Verify Password:

Email:

:-:

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First Name as shown on your official ID:

Last Name as shown on your official ID:

Verify your E-mail:

***Have you ever been involved in civil litigation of any kind?:

YesNo

If YES, give details about all experiences with civil litigation:

How did you find out about WWOOF Japan?:

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